GoggleWorks Summer Classes & Workshops 2022 by GoggleWorks Center for the Arts

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Summer 2022

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At GoggleWorks, we like to engage our curiosity and ask “why?” We know that surprise and delight can come from asking questions, can open new doors and engage new opportunities. We have also learned along the way that everyone engages this curiosity for different reasons. You may be like Carol who shared about ceramics becoming her happy place: “Working in the Ceramics Studio at GoggleWorks has been a constant for me through some major life changes,” Carol shared, “from retirement to downsizing into a new home, not to mention an isolating pandemic. Working with clay is like a therapy session…I sometimes arrive stressed by ‘life,’ but getting my hands into clay clears my mind, puts me in a good mood, and satisfies my creative urges. In the end, I have a piece of art to show for it. Focusing on the material, in my case clay, requires concentration, a sense of purpose, and the satisfaction of learning a new skill. My fellow artists are all supportive and encouraging… truly the studio is my happy place!”

VISITING ARTIST MARIA DE LOS ANGELES

MAKER DATES

3-12

CORE CURRICULUM

VOLUNTEER WITH GOGGLEWORKS

WHERE TO FIND US THIS SUMMER

15-22

CORE CURRICULUM

THE ALBERT AND EUNICE BOSCOV FILM THEATRE

THE NEW STORE

WEDDINGS

SCHOLARSHIPS

STUDIO ACCESS Open Studios Studio Passports Studio Rental Program

As we soak in the sun and celebrate this season of growth, creativity, and inspiration, we invite you to opt in and take the time to expand your horizons and find meaning in your everyday experiences.

Or you might be looking for a challenge, some way to push yourself further. Carrie shared her story of development and discovery, and how it has helped her build community to support her growing hobby: “I have found that the beginners course helped to reinforce the skills that I already had and that the intermediate course has helped me to learn new methods of working the glass,” she said. “It is very helpful learning how glass works, how the different colors require different heating/cooling times, and what I need to pay attention to in order to provide a more quality product. I am able to create pieces that I can use as gifts and eventually I will be able to sell pieces so I can pay for future classes! I truly enjoy the camaraderie and environment. It is relaxed, and I am able to learn quicker and in a more sustainable way!” Or you may just be crunched for time like Cynthia, but determined to do something for yourself to bring out your best: “It’s hard for me to find time to create,” says Cynthia, “but taking classes at GoggleWorks allows me to carve out special time in my week that’s just for me. I love meeting new people in class and learning new techniques. The classes at GoggleWorks have helped rekindle my creativity.” Being creative is not a gift, or a calling, it’s a mindset. It’s saying yes to the curiosity that asks “what if?” Now turn the page, engage your creative side, and find something that can help you bring your best self each new day. We look forward to seeing you around the studio soon, Tim Compton Artistic Director

POLICIES

ONLINE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

We offer two types of scholarships, financial and merit based, year-round on a rolling basis. Scholarships are limited to one class or camp per adult / child.

3 WAYS TO REGISTER 1. Online at goggleworks.org/classes 2. Phone at 610.374.4600 3. In person at our information desk 201 Washington Street, Reading, PA 19601 OPEN HOURS: Sunday - Saturday, 9am-9pm

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Maria de Los Angeles Put On: Imagination, Migration, and Identity Put On: Imagination, Migration, and Identity is a story-sharing and visual arts project which will immerse visitors, students, and participants in the work of Maria de Los Angeles. The renowned Mexican-born, New York City-based artist, focuses on issues of migration, displacement, identity and otherness through work in drawing, painting, installation, performance, fashion, and sculpture. Maria de Los Angeles’ visit is made possible due to The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) grant.

Maker Dates

Grab your loved one and join us at GoggleWorks for a creative night out! During our Maker Dates you will enjoy beer, wine, and lite fare. Note: Tuition fee covers one individual; you must register each adult attending.

CERAMICS with Emma Price, Ben DeMott

FUSED GLASS with Janice Peters

GLASSBLOWING with Scott Krenitsky

Session A: Friday June 24 6-8pm

Session B: Friday July 29 6-8pm

Session C: Friday Aug. 26 6-8pm

Savor your time together and join us for a creative night with clay, where you will enjoy beer, wine, and lite fare. During this Maker Date, our ceramic instructor will walk you through the basics of working on the potter’s wheel. Create a unique piece of pottery, then choose a glaze from our ceramic studio’s selection.

Relish in your creativity and join us in the fusing studio for this Maker Date where you’ll enjoy beer, wine, and lite fair. Our instructors will guide you through picking a mold and selecting your color palette to create a unique glass plate, platter, or bowl.

Get a taste of the hot glass studio with this Maker Date, where you’ll enjoy beer, wine, and lite fair. Get hands-on experience in glassblowing by making a tumbler or stemless wine glass under the guidance of our professional glassblowers.

Closed-toe shoes are required.

Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.

Ages 21+

Closed-toe shoes, pants, hair tie are required.

$85 member/non-member

Ages 21+

$95 member/non-member

$75 member/non-member

Note: Private Maker Dates are available for groups up to six. They make a great hands-on experience for corporate groups or a fun girls’ night out! Contact our Programs Department at programs@goggleworks.org for pricing and availability Have questions? Reach out to programs@goggleworks.org to find the answer 1

Ceramics

CERAMIC COOKOUT PLATTER with Emma Price

Start with the basics and learn what it takes to turn mud and rock into objects that last a lifetime. Whether you’re shaping clay on the potter’s wheel or sculpting with your hands, you will be amazed with each step along the way. Make sure to take advantage of the Open Studios included with enrollment because, as you know, practice makes perfect. Students are encouraged to supply their own towel/rag. Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. INTRO TO HANDBUILDING with Jeff Hodges and Emma Price

INTRO TO WHEEL THROWING with Emma Price and Judah Rose

Session A: 5 Wednesdays (no class May 25) May 11 - June 15 6-9pm

Session A: 5 Saturdays (no class May 28) May 14 - June 18 10am-1pm

Session B: 5 Saturdays July 9 - Aug. 6 10am-1pm

Session B: 5 Sundays (no class May 29) May 15 - June 19 10am-1pm

Join in as we focus on learning introductory skills for handbuilding ceramic objects. We will cover basic techniques: pinching, building with coils, and soft slab construction. Each class will begin with some ceramic vocabulary, a look at pictures of completed work using the technique covered that day, and a short project demonstration.

Learn the skills necessary to throw cylinders, cups, bowls, and more in this exciting introduction to the fundamentals of working on a potter’s wheel. You will be guided through the process of throwing, shaping, and trimming your pieces. Express your creative voice through basic surface decoration and glazing techniques.

A tool kit can be purchased at GoggleWorks on the first day of class for $15.00 + tax.

$247.50 / $210.38 (member)

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL THROWING with Judah Rose

CERAMIC VASES with Judah Rose

5 Wednesdays July 6 - Aug.3 6-9pm Broaden your understanding of working on the potter’s wheel in this intermediate class. Learn skills to strengthen your throwing abilities and gain new techniques to further develop your work. Lidded jars, closed forms, and altered thrown forms will be the subject of weekly demonstrations.

5 Sundays July 10 - Aug. 7 10am-1pm

Saturday May 14 2-4pm

CERAMIC SURFACE with Emma Price 5 Thursdays May 19 - June 16 6-9pm Enhance the surface of your work by exploring techniques for using slip, washes, underglaze, terra sigillata, and wax resist. Experiment with texture, mishima, sgraffito stamping inlay, and brush work for limitless possibilities.

Handbuild your very own cookout platter, perfect for spicing up your summer BBQ. Showoff your artistic abilities when transporting your grilled burgers and veggies to the table with this functional piece.

Grow your skills in handbuilding and create your very own coil planter for your garden or home. Learn basic methods of connecting clay, and understand the process of turning clay into a functional or sculptural glazed ceramic planter.

$60 / $51 (member)

CERAMIC ICE CREAM BOWL with Emma Price

CERAMIC POPCORN BOWL with Emma Price and Judah Rose

$247.50 / $210.38 (member)

Session A: Saturday June 18 2-4pm

GLAZE TECHNIQUES with Ben DeMott

Session B: Saturday July 16 2-4pm

Session B: Wednesday Aug. 17 6-8pm

3 Thursdays July 14 - July 28 12-3pm Color, surface, and application can take your pottery to the next level. Let’s learn the ins and outs of glazing, so you can feel comfortable and confident in finishing your creative piece. Some experience with ceramics expected. $198 / $168.30 (member)

Scoop and shape your very own ice cream bowl using clay and handbuilding techniques. Pick up your completed work and receive a complimentary voucher for Great American Creamery, now open in Reading, and reap the rewards of your handywork.

Make your very own personalized popcorn bowl and start snackin’! Handbuild your bowl in the ceramics studio, then bring it with you whenever you come to the movies at Albert and Eunice Boscov Film Theatre in GoggleWorks for a free popcorn fill up.

$60 / $51 (member)

You’ll get one (1) free movie ticket upon picking up your completed bowl. $60 / $51 (member)

PRESSED GARDEN LEAF with Jeff Hodges Saturday Aug. 6 2-4pm Transfer patterns of nature from GoggleWorks’ Gardens at Lauer’s Park to craft your own hanging wall tile, or small functional dish, while learning basics of working with clay.

$247.50 / $210.38 (member)

$60 / $51 (member)

Prerequisite: Intro to Wheel Throwing or equivalent experience. $247.50 / $210.38 (member)

MORE CERAMIC WORKSHOPS

Saturday May 21 2-4pm

Session A: Saturday June 11 2-4pm

Learn techniques for constructing and altering pottery forms, working on and off the wheel. Create a series of vases in a variety of sizes to add to your home decor.

Have questions? Reach out to programs@goggleworks.org to find the answer

COIL POT PLANTER with Emma Price

Maker Date: Ceramics pg. 2

CREATIVE CASTING with Jim Chaney Saturday Aug. 13 9am-4pm Continue your exploration with the creativity of clay. This class will enlighten you to the potential of slip cast molds to replicate asymmetrical organic forms that simply don’t appear to be cast. Mold making basics such as plaster density, mold, and cast thickness, registration keys, mold forms, useful tools, casting slip formulation etc. will be addressed. You will complete a personal two-part mold with materials provided. $120 / $102 (member)

Drawing & Painting

ENCAUSTIC PAINTING with Nelly Bittle

Our drawing and painting classes start with the necessary skills and build from there, allowing students to experiment and explore their creative vision as they learn new techniques. More advanced students can hone their techniques and build toward a collection of accomplished works. Come join us and learn to recreate the beauty of everyday life.

Session A: Saturday May 14 12-4pm

ONLINE EXPRESSIVE ART JOURNALING SERIES with Nelly Bittle

INTRO TO PAINTING with Zoungy Kligge

Session A: 5 Tuesdays May 10-June 7 5-8pm Session B: 5 Tuesdays July 12 - Aug. 9 5-8pm Our instructor Nelly will guide you through the concept of identifying and expressing emotions through the use of art, as well as learning different mixed media techniques and how to use them to express yourself in a weekly art journal. Each week we will focus on not only different mixed media techniques to create art, but also focus on a different emotion. You will need to supply a 3-ring binder of your choice. $210 / $178.50 (member) DRAWING WITH COLOR with Suzanne Fellows 5 Wednesdays July 6 - Aug. 3 1-4pm Come join us for this vibrant summer offering, where you will learn aspects of color theory applied through traditional drawing techniques: drawing landscapes, still lifes, and the human figure. Learn to draw in color through various mediums including colored pencil and pastels. $214.50 / $182.33 (member)

5 Tuesdays May 10 - June 7 6-8pm

Session C: Saturday July 16 12-4pm

Delve into techniques for writing Chinese and Japanese lettering artfully, learning about the different types of strokes that are used and how to correctly determine which words correlate best to an English name or idea that you would like to write. These styles of calligraphy can be used to embellish cards and create home decorations or gifts, and are also quite fun and rewarding to learn about simply as a recreational activity! No prior knowledge of Chinese or Japanese is required. You will need only paper, ordinary pens or sharpies, and pencil, although getting a brush-style pen is a recommendation.

Session D: Saturday Aug. 6 12-4pm

5 Wednesdays May 11 - June 8 6-9pm

$210 / $178.50 (member) INTERMEDIATE PAINTING with Zoungy Kligge 5 Wednesdays July 6 - Aug. 3 6-9pm Are you looking for a more in depth look at watercolor and gouache painting techniques? Join us in using color to create form and light while building on your painting skills. $210 / $178.50 (member)

ONLINE FIGURE DRAWING IN COMICS with Lily Cernak 5 Thursdays July 7 - Aug. 4 6-8pm Join our instructor Lily as she guides you through the basics of drawing the figure, specifically for comic books. Learn about composition, proportion, dynamic posing, and more in this class for new artists and comic book lovers alike. You should have your preferred drawing materials on hand, such as paper, pencils, pens, iPad/digital tablet and pen. Class will be held via Zoom. $140 / $119 (member)

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Session B: Saturday June 18 12-4pm

ASIAN CALLIGRAPHY with Lily Cernak

Get your palette ready! Develop your watercolor and gouache techniques in waterbased media. Perfect for new learners or anyone wanting to refresh their painting skills.

INTUITIVE ABSTRACT ART with Nelly Bittle

Class will be held via Zoom. $140 / $119 (member)

Create a unique work of art for your home full of natural elements. Our instructor Nelly will guide you through the process of creating an encaustic painting using various mixed media materials, including local pressed plants. You will learn about the process of hot wax painting and assemblage as you create your piece. $55 / $46.75 (member)

ONLINE

“Really loved the dynamic suggestions; very approachable

for a beginner but also great to interact and learn from more experienced students also.” - Sierra

PEN AND INK: SKETCH A FARM WAGON with Zoungy Kligge Thursday May 26 6:30-8:30pm Sketch an old-fashioned farm wagon in this step-by-step, draw-along workshop using pen and ink. Learn how to use both pen lines and ink washes together to produce beautiful, hand drawn images. Bring your favorite drawing materials (sketch pad, pencils, pens, and colored pencils.) If this workshop interests you, please consider joining our in-person sketch workshop at Gruber Wagon Works on June 18. Class will be held via Zoom. $45 / $38.25 (member)

Saturday & Sunday May 21 & 22 12-3pm Be spontaneous, be expressive, get messy, and trust your intuition! Our instructor Nelly will help you to create abstract paintings and pieces of art in our drawing and painting studio. Throughout this weekend workshop, we will guide you through the process of creating an abstract canvas panel full of texture and depth utilizing various mixed media techniques. $75 / $63.75 (member) BOTANICAL SKETCHING CLASS with Margaret Saylor Sunday June 12 4-7pm Gather in GoggleWorks’ Gardens at Lauer’s Park to illustrate leaves and flowers from our garden space. We will guide through the process to capture the character of the plants and design beautiful sketchbook pages in the process. You should bring micron pens, a travel watercolor palette, and high-quality sketchbook for mixed media or watercolor i.e. Stillman & Bern Zeta Series/Moleskine. $45 / $38.25 (member) SKETCH AT GRUBER WAGON WORKS with Zoungy Kligge Saturday June 18 10am-1pm Come out to the historic Gruber Wagon Works for an in-person, rain or shine art session! Bring your favorite drawing materials (sketch pad, pencils, pens, and colored pencils) and a folding stool or chair. Zoungy will offer a demo and pointers as you sketch a scene of your own choosing. $50 / $42.50 (member)

Warm Glass

From stained glass to torch work, learn the heat and grace it takes to see your ideas take shape. Fusing, stained glass, and flameworking are housed together under one roof to help you see your creation in all its glassy glory. Please wear closed-toe shoes, pants, natural fabrics (cotton not polyester) and tie back long hair while working in the studio. STAINED GLASS PANEL with Maggie Gallen

INTRO TO FUSING with Alex Newhall & Janice Peters

6 Mondays (no class May 30) May 9-June 20 1-4pm

Session A: 5 Thursdays May 12-June 9 6-9pm

Let us guide you through the traditional process of building a stained glass window. This includes design concepts, glass forming, and soldering with an iron. *Please note this class is based on the creation of a 12”x12” panel. Students are welcome to make larger windows at an additional cost and should be prepared to come in outside of class time.

Session B: 5 Thursdays July 7 - Aug.4 6-9pm

$297 / $252.45 (member)

Score and break glass in order to achieve a variety of shapes to build your piece. Each class will focus on a different technique or process, all of which will end with a piece of glass art. You can expect to take home at least five finished pieces. $247.50 / $210.38 (member)

IMPLOSION PENDANT with Tyler Smith REGISTER NOW

INTRO TO FLAMEWORKING with Tyler Smith 5 Thursdays (no class June 2) May 12-June 16 6-9pm Ever since the first human looked at sand and thought, “What would happen if I melted that?” people have been in love with glass. Learn the art of flameworking as you use torches and tools to melt and sculpt. You will learn how to safely operate your equipment, the fundamentals of glass manipulation, and various ways to add color and create different visual effects. $245.50 / $210.38 (member)

LEADED STAINED GLASS with Harry Stuart 5 Fridays May 20-June 17 10am-2pm With a focus on design, color value, and line weight, this course will guide you through building a leaded came stained glass panel. Course length and materials provided are built around a 14”x14” panel. $330 / $280.50 (member)

FUSED GLASS SERVING DISH & TRIVETS with Marie Stalnecker

Session A: Tuesday May 10 6-9pm

Tuesday May 17 6-9pm

Saturday May 21 1-3pm

Session B: Tuesday June 7 6-9pm

This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principals of flat and fused glass. You will focus on glass shapes that come together to create a colorful fused serving dish and trivets. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered.

This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principals of flat and fused glass. You will focus on glass shapes that come together to create a colorful fused glass picture frame. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered.

$70 / $59.50 (member)

FLAMEWORKED HAND PIPE with Zebulon Rentschler

FUSED GLASS GARDEN FLOWER with Janice Peters

Session C: Tuesday July 12 6-9pm Session D: Tuesday Aug. 2 6-9pm Experience a great introduction to working on the torch while sculpting heated glass. You will apply color to a clear rod and allow the material to flow with heat and gravity. The finished product will be a one-of-a-kind pendant that highlights the depth and movement glass can create.

Session A: Saturday June 11 12-8pm

Tuesday June 14 6-9pm

Session B: Saturday Aug. 6 12-8pm Working with hollow tubing, students will begin to garner the necessary skills to heat, turn, and blow borosilicate glass. The end goal being a functional form.

This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principles of flat and fused glass. You will make one large sculptural flower that will be mounted on a threaded rod to be displayed in your home garden or yard. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered.

Ages 21+

$70 / $59.50 (member)

$75 / $63.75 (member) FUSED GLASS AND CERAMIC NESTING BOWLS with Maggie Gallen & Ben DeMott 4 Mondays July 11-Aug. 1 1-4pm Learn the fundamentals of fused glass and ceramic processes to create a beautiful nesting bowl arrangement for your home. Draping materials sequentially using one bowl as the mold for the next, you will create a completed series to nest inside each other. $198 / $168.30 (member)

FLAMEWORKED GLASS MARBLES with Ryan Messner 5 Thursdays July 7-Aug. 4 6-9pm Build on your flameworking skills, or come to learn the fundamentals, and join us to create a series of marbles from a solid borosilicate glass rod. $245.50 / $210.38 (member)

FUSED GLASS PICTURE FRAME with Marie Stalnecker

FUSED GLASS JEWELRY with Maxine Rhoads

$160 / $136 (member) Saturday June 4 1-3pm

Make your own glass jewelry! You will be led through the basics of cutting and layering glass, creating small sizes and shapes customized for your jewelry set. These colorful glass pieces will easily create playful and unique wearable jewelry. The design opportunities are endless! $70 / $59.50 (member)

FUSED GLASS FLOWERS IN BLUE with Alex Newhall

FUSED GLASS COASTERS with Janice Paters Saturday July 9 1-3pm

Saturday June 18 1-3pm This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principals of flat and fused glass. You will focus on smaller shapes that come together to create colorful and fun glass flowers in blue. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered.

From cutting and positioning the glass to finish firing processes, learn what it takes to create a unique set of four fused glass coasters. $70 / $59.50 (member)

$70 / $59.50 (member)

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Warm Glass

FUSED GLASS WALL VASE with Alex Newhall

FUNKY FUSED FACES with Maxine Rhoads

FUSED GLASS SPOON REST with Alex Newhall

Saturday Aug. 6 1-3pm

Tuesday Aug. 16 6-9pm

Create a fused glass wall vase for your home. Using a fiber blanket, you will create water tight negative space between layers of glass. This functional finished piece will be able to hang on your wall and hold flowers. This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principals of flat and fused glass work. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered.

Get creative and build a funky face! The finished large glass wall art will be sure to bring life to any room.This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principals of flat and fused glass work. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered.

Saturday Aug. 20 1-3pm Enjoy creating a functional finished piece of art perfect for your kitchen. This project based workshop is an ideal introduction to principals of flat and fused glass. Techniques such as scoring, breaking, and grinding glass, as well as concepts of heat, will be covered. $70 / $59.50 (member)

$70 / $59.50 (member)

“It was fun, dynamic, and more than I expected.” - Pachy MORE WARM GLASS WORKSHOPS

Maker Date: Fused Glass pg. 2

Metals

WELDING BASICS with Brian Glaze

Start with cold metal, add fire, and watch your ideas come to life. Whether throwing sparks in our welding classes or polishing stones for delicate jewelry, you are bound to walk away feeling accomplished. From beginners to professionals, we offer a little something for everyone. Closed-toe shoes are required.

WELDING WITH FOUND OBJECTS with Brian Glaze Session A: Saturday May 21 12-2pm

Session B: Saturday May 21 2:30-4:30pm INTRO TO SILVERSMITHING with Aaron Wozniak Session A: 5 Tuesdays May 10 - June 7 6-9pm Session B: 5 Tuesdays July 5 - Aug. 9 6-9pm Explore the essential techniques for metalsmithing and silver jewelry. We will cut, shape, and join metal with hammer and flame, and other various tools. Finish this class with a custom sterling silver pendant, and a healthy dose of artistic confidence. $247.50 / $210.38 (member)

INTERMEDIATE JEWELRY AND METALSMITHING with Martha Westbrook Session A: 6 Wednesdays May 11 - June 15 10am-2pm Session B: 6 Wednesdays July 6 - Aug. 10 10am-2pm Develop your skills while taking designs to the next level. A wide range of metalsmithing fabrication techniques will be covered, including stone setting, complex soldering, forming, etching, enameling, and finishing. Experience is required and you should be comfortable working independently. Come with ideas and any materials specific to your desired projects. GoggleWorks provides solder, 02 saws. $396 / $336.60 (member)

“I have continued to take the class over and over again but each time I learn something new and become more proficient at this craft.” - Judith

Session C: Saturday June 4 12-2pm Session D: Saturday June 4 2:30-4:30pm Session E: Saturday Aug. 6 12-2pm Session F: Saturday Aug. 6 2:30-4:30pm Welding isn’t as intimidating as you might think! Learn the basic principles of MIG welding, a process in which an electric arc forms between a wire electrode and metal, causing them to melt and join together. At the conclusion of the workshop, leave with a miniature metal sculpture. $60 / $51 (member)

WELDING II with Brian Glaze

Saturday June 18 9am-3pm Explore the art of welding with metal found objects in this one-day workshop. Starting with a visit to a local scrap yard, you will learn how to identify weldable metals for your project. After a lunch break, use a MIG welder with other related hand tools to create your own found object sculpture. Be prepared to walk in an industrial setting; gloves and boots/work shoes are highly advised. Welding Basics or equivalent experience is necessary to ensure your success in this class.

2 Saturdays July 16 & 23 10am-1pm While welding is all about building up, let’s learn about a new tool that helps us think of metal in a whole new light. The plasma torch is a tool that cuts metal by superheating it while blasting out the molten metal with compressed air. This amazing tool allows us to explore even greater sculptural ideas and possibilities. $105 / $89.25 (member) JEWELRY MAKING BASICS with Mike Daddario

$105 / $89.25 (member) JOINING METALS MADE EASY with Mike Daddario Saturday Aug. 13 10am-2pm Join us in a friendly environment and a well-equipped studio that inspires creativity. A wide variety of different types of joins are used in contemporary jewelry making, with soldering being the most commonly used technique to join metals. Screws, rivets, and adhesive applications in jewelry making will be discussed and demonstrated. You will leave with a sterling silver stone set ring. Joining methods allow for a reshaping of your design thinking and your approach to a contemporary craft.

Saturday July 9 10am-2pm The metal studio encourages both independent and collaborative learning. Take the first step towards a new hobby by practicing professional jewelry making techniques. You will focus on how to shape metal by way of basic fundamentals that include design, safety, tool maintenance, materials, and fabrication techniques. Take advantage of a great studio atmosphere that encourages creativity and fun for beginner to professional level. Leave the studio and workshop with an interest in the craft of jewelry and a completed personalized jewelry bracelet. $75 / $63.75 (member)

$75 / $63.75 (member)

Have questions? Reach out to programs@goggleworks.org to find the answer 11

Volunteer at GoggleWorks

Share your knowledge, learn from others, and help us to deliver high quality programs and experiences to our visitors from near and far. Volunteer opportunities include workshop and class assistants, helping out during recurring and special events, assisting with administrative needs, implementing community outreach projects, and serving on various committees. Visit goggleworks.org/support/volunteer/ to learn more and volunteer today!

Where to find us

this summer! Earth Day Celebration Saturday, April 23, 2022 City Park, Reading 12-6pm Youth Violence Prevention Week Saturday, April 30, 2022 Penn Street and throughout Reading Remake Learning Days Friday, May 13, 2022 Lauer’s Park Chalk Street Art Festival Saturday, May 14, 2022 Muhlenberg Career and Tech Center 10am-3pm Art on the Ave Saturday, June 18, 2022 West Reading 11am-8pm Reading Pride Celebration 2022 Sunday, July 17, 2022 Jim Dietrich Park, Reading 11am-6pm Fall Fest Saturday, September 17, 2022 West Reading 11am-7pm Berks Cultural Diversity Festival Sunday, September 18, 2022 City Park, Reading 1-5pm

Hot Glass

GLASS FLOWER with Glassblowing Instructor

Come experience the heat in GoggleWorks’ state-of-the-art glassblowing studio. Whether you’re a total beginner gathering liquid glass for the first time or a seasoned pro doing roll ups, we offer a variety of learning experiences for every level. Closed-toe shoes, and hair tie are required.

INTRO TO GLASSBLOWING with Glassblowing Instructor

INTERMEDIATE GLASSBLOWING with Glassblowing Instructor

Session A: 5 Tuesdays (no class May 31) May 10 - June 14 6-9pm

Session A: 5 Thursdays May 12 - June 9 6-9pm

Session B: 5 Sundays (no class May 29 May 15 - June 26 & June 19) 10am-1pm

Session B: 5 Sundays July 10 - Aug. 7 10am-1pm

Session C: 5 Thursdays July 14 - Aug. 11 6-9pm

Session C: 5 Tuesdays July 12 - Aug. 9 6-9pm

Learn the fundamentals of molten glass forming and other techniques used in glassblowing. Studio time is divided between explanations on the use of basic glassblowing equipment, demonstrations, and hands-on instruction, while always emphasizing safe studio habits. Gain a basic understanding of glass, while still having the opportunity to experiment using various tools and techniques.

Have you already taken a few glassblowing classes? Refine your glassblowing skills by developing personal goals while working independently or with a partner on a self-directed project. Your instructor will help you problem solve and confront the challenges of intermediate/advanced glass work.

GLASSBLOWN BEER TUMBLER with Scott Krenitsky Session A: Saturday May 7 6-8pm

Saturday May 7 2-4pm

Session B: Friday May 13 6-8pm

Learn the fundamentals of molten glass forming and other techniques used in glassblowing. Get hands-on experience in the hot glass studio as you create a unique glass flower.

Session C: Saturday Aug. 13 2-4pm

$75 / $63.75 (member) GLASSBLOWN TERRARIUM with Glassblowing Instructor Saturday May 21 2-4pm Create a unique glass terrarium in the hot glass studio while learning the fundamentals of the glassblowing process. Please wear long pants, closedtoe shoes and hair tie while in the studio. $75 / $63.75 (member)

GLASSBLOWN ROCKS GLASS with Scott Krenitsky Session A: Friday June 3 6-8pm

$345 / $293.25 (member)

Session D: Friday Aug. 19 6-8pm Learn about glassblowing as you create an original beer tumbler. Once cooled, pick up your glass at Saucony Creek Franklin Station Brewpub where the second half of the workshop will conclude with a tasting with their brew experts. Session A & B: Tasting will be held on Saturday, May 14 at 5pm Session C & D: Tasting will be held on Saturday, Aug. 20 at 5pm Ages 21+ $85 / $72.25 (member)

Session B: Friday June 10 6-8pm Learn about glassblowing as you create an original rocks glass. Once cooled, pick it up at Reading Distilling Guild where the second half of the workshop will conclude with a tasting with their distilling experts. Session A & B: Tasting will be held on Saturday, June 11 at 5pm Ages 21+ $85 / $72.25 (member)

Note: Private Glassblowing workshops are available for groups up to ten. They make a great hands-on experience for corporate groups or a fun activity with friends! Contact our Programs Department or pricing and availability. Have questions? Reach out to programs@goggleworks.org to find the answer 15

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Printmaking

SCREEN PRINTED TOTE BAG with Abby Ryder

Discover the joy of more than one masterpiece! Whether your image is carved out of a block of wood, pulled from a piece of metal, or pushed through a screen like many commercial images today, GoggleWorks offers a variety of printmaking classes to make sure things roll out smooth. Please bring an apron or smock with you to class.

INTRO TO SCREEN PRINTING with Abby Ryder

INTRO TO PRINTMAKING with Suzanne Fellows

5 Wednesdays May 11 - June 8 6-9pm Learn the foundations of screen printing, a popular printmaking technique. This intro course walks you through all of the basic components needed to create your own screen prints: starting with drawing your idea, preparing a screen, and pulling ink to bring your design to life. You should bring a sketchbook and ideas to class. $225 / $191.25 (member)

5 Wednesdays July 6 - Aug. 3 9am-12pm Our instructor Suzanne will help you to explore new and classic printmaking techniques including linocuts, gelatin plate printing, collagraphs, monoprints, and more. $225 / $191.25 (member)

5 Wednesdays July 6 - Aug. 3 6-9pm Further explore the process of screen printing in this intermediate class. Learn new techniques and receive further instruction and guidance while pursuing your own ideas in this course for students who have some prior experience in screen printing. $225 / $191.25 (member)

Saturday May 21 1-4pm

INTERMEDIATE SCREEN PRINTING with Abby Ryder

LINOCUT CARD with Brooke Smith

“I have limited experience in using a press. I felt very comfortable with the tools for this work at the end of class.” - MaryAnn

Stylize your own tote! Choose from a selection of designs provided by GoggleWorks and choose your preferred colors for your ink and tote bag. Abby will lead you through the screen printing and heat setting process to create a unique tote bag for you to take home and use. $45 / $38.25 (member)

2 Saturdays June 4 & 11 12-3pm Choose from a selection of summerthemed images provided by GoggleWorks (or bring a custom image) to transfer and carve the design into your own piece of easycut. From there, our instructor Brooke will walk you through the printing process to create a beautiful series of cards for you to keep or send to loved ones. $90 / $76.50 (member)

SCREEN PRINTED T-SHIRT with Abby Ryder

SCREEN PRINTED THROW PILLOWS with Abby Ryder Saturday July 23 1-4pm

Saturday June 25 1-4pm

Add hand-made to your wardrobe. Choose from a selection of provided designs and choose your favorite colors of T-shirt and ink. Abby will guide you through the screen printing and heat setting process to create a T-shirt for you to take home and wear.

Cozy up your couch with unique throw pillows for your home! Choose from a selection of provided designs, then customize your color to match your living space. Explore the screen printing studio as you walk through the printing and heat setting process to create a pair of throw pillows.

$45 / $38.25 (member)

Photography

As easy as a snapshot or as complicated as a masterpiece, learn what it takes to capture a moment in time. Whether you’re looking to learn the traditions of the darkroom (we have one of the few publicly accessible, still functioning in the area) or master your newest high tech DSLR, we will gladly introduce you to the language and techniques of photography. Come join us as we capture the beauty of everyday life.

ONLINE CELL PHONE-O-GRAPHY with Bronwen Hazlett REGISTER NOW

Session A: 2 Thursdays May 12 & 19 7-9pm Session B: 2 Thursdays July 14 & 21 7-9pm

INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY with Daniel Lobdell

STREET PHOTOGRAPHY with Margo Reed 6 Wednesdays May 11 - June 15 5:30-8:30pm

5 Sundays (no class May 29) May 15 - June 19 2-5pm

Our instructor Margo will guide you through the process of street photography, including street photography ethics and composition, basics of general photography, and camera operation, as well as an overview of developing film and darkroom use. The class will include plenty of time to work with the instructor, and culminate in a critique of the work you make over the 6-week session. A camera will be provided; you may need to purchase paper for this class after the first 1-2 weeks.

Your photographic journey starts here! Learn to use all the functions of your camera, manual controls for available light photography, and how to compose a beautiful photograph. After capturing images, learn to use basic computer tools for photo editing techniques. This will be a fine art course that will emphasize the making of well-crafted and expressive images. Please bring your own digital camera to class.

$252 / $214.20 (member)

INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTO: EXPLORING PHOTOSHOP with Daniel Lobdell

INTRO TO FILM PHOTOGRAPHY with Daniel Lobdell 5 Tuesdays July 5 - Aug. 2 10am-1pm This course will introduce you to the basics of fine art black and white film photography. Topics covered will include camera technique, film development, and black and white gelatin-silver printing. Personal vision and subject interest will also be emphasized. Class sessions will consist of lectures, technical demonstrations, group darkroom work, and positive and supportive critique sessions. A camera will be provided; you may need to purchase paper for this class after the first 1-2 weeks.

$210 / $178.50 (member)

5 Sundays July 10 - Aug. 7 2-5pm Learn to work with more complex lighting situations including indoor light, mixed light, night photography, use of flash, and HDR photography. We will then perfect these images with advanced post-production techniques in Adobe Photoshop. We will emphasize the exploration of subject interest and the development of personal body of work as themes for this class. $210 / $178.50 (member)

“My teacher has a wonderfully energetic and enthusiastic personality. He certainly has exceptional people skills and made everyone feel welcome and respected.” - Sonya

Use your cell phone to take amazing photographs with only clip-on lenses, easily accessible lighting sources, and various phone apps. Make your own creative choices by shooting through objects and using other various modifiers and household items to learn creative photography skills. Bronwen will guide you to use your phone in a manual camera capacity. You should have your smartphone and clear/transparent items that can be found around your home, such as glass objects, glasses, prisms, colored cellophane, etc. on hand.

BOTANICAL BLUEPRINTS: INTRO TO CYANOTYPE with Isla Gordon Sunday May 15 12-3pm You don’t need to be an experienced artist to enjoy making beautiful cyanotypes! In this introductory class you’ll learn all the basics of this amazing alternative photographic technique. Using light sensitive chemicals you’ll expose prints in the sun and process them in water. By the time you leave you’ll have some gorgeous 8x10 blueprints and the know-how to create more at home. Lots of beautiful plants are budding and blooming. Let’s celebrate the natural world by making botanical blueprints together! Class will be held in GoggleWorks’ Gardens at Lauer’s Park. $45 / $38.25 (member)

Class will be held via Zoom. $55 / $46.75 (member)

SOLAR FAST T-SHIRT WORKSHOP with Isla Gordon Saturday June 25 12-3pm

DIY LIGHTING with Bronwen Hazlett Session A: Saturday June 4 12-4pm Session B: Saturday July 23 12-4pm Join our instructor Bronwen for a crash course in DIY lighting techniques. Create photos and lighting setups using continuous light sources, natural light, and lighting available to you at home, as well as other various household objects. These lighting techniques will help you to produce a variety of beautiful photographs. You should bring your DSLR or smart phone and objects you’d like to photograph.

Join us to add a pop of color to your wardrobe and create a unique T-shirt with vibrant colors from non-toxic dyes. Using an alternative process photographic technique, your instructor will guide you through creating silhouetted images on T-shirts. GoggleWorks will supply a limited amount of objects; please bring your own additional objects to make the design your own. One white T-shirt is included per registration. $45 / $38.25 (member)

$55 / $46.75 (member)

$210 / $178.50 (member)

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Wood

CARVIN’ IN THE GARDEN with Luke Voytas

Grow your skills as you learn what it takes to turn a tree into a finished piece. Whether spinning wood on a lathe or flattening boards for another construction, you will be amazed at the simplicity and effectiveness of woodworking. Closed-toe shoes are required.

WOODTURNING FUNDAMENTALS with Luke Voytas

WOODWORKING I with Matt Brown

Session A: 6 Tuesdays May 10 - June 14 5-8pm

5 Thursdays May 12 - June 9 5-9pm

Session B: 6 Tuesdays July 12 - Aug. 16 5-8pm

Learn the basics of woodworking in a safe and structured environment. This course focuses on the safe use of power tools, such as the table saw, jointer, planer, bandsaw, hollow-chisel mortiser, and routers. Students will learn the properties of wood, how to mill a piece of wood four-square, the basics of joinery, and then make a laminated end grain cutting board using the milling and joinery skills learned in the class.

Learn the basics of woodturning while transforming raw pieces of wood into functional and beautiful turned objects. Working on wood lathes, you will learn safe and efficient woodturning techniques along with proper turning tool usage. This class is designed for beginners and those wanting to continue building on the skills learned in previous turning classes. $297 / $252.45 (member)

$330 / $28.50 (member)

WINDOWSILL HERB PLANTER with Luke Voytas Saturday May 14 12-4pm

Make a one-of-a-kind wooden spoon or cooking utensil using traditional hand tools. Learn to orient your piece of wood for strength and efficient carving while using a variety of techniques and grips to remove material. Class will be held in GoggleWorks’ Gardens at Lauer’s Park. $75 / $63.75 (member)

6 Thursdays July 7 -Aug. 11 5-9pm Expand upon the skills you learned in Woodworking I and develop expertise with shop tools and procedures by creating a beautiful box with attractive and strong dovetail joints. You will get the hands-on instruction you need to make this sophisticated and revered classic wood joint. Your box will be an attractive addition to your home and a source of pride after you conquer this rewarding traditional woodworking technique! Prerequisite: Intro to Wood (Wood I) or instructor’s approval. $396 / $336.60 (member)

Saturday June 11 12-3pm Build an attractive, modern planter for your windowsill! You will learn some basic woodworking skills while constructing your box before heading over to GoggleWorks’ Gardens at Lauer’s Park. There you will learn about the care and characteristics of different indoor plants and herbs and make a selection of three to add to your handmade planter.

Wednesday June 22 5-8pm Starting with a simple square blank of hardwood, learn the fundamentals of woodturning, including the safe use of the lathe, turning gouges, and lathe tools. Leave with a beautiful French rolling pin and basic skills which can be applied to a wide range of future turning projects. $60 / $51 (member)

$60 / $51 (member)

WINE GLASS HOLDER with Matt Brown

TABLE SAW INTENSIVE with Matt Brown

SALAD BOWL with Luke Voytas Thursday June 23 5-7pm

Make a wine glass holder that will sit on top of your favorite bottle! Carry four glasses with your tasty libation to the table or picnic blanket. Both functional and decorative, you’ll love using this holder made in our fabulous wood studio! Ages 21+

WOODWORKING II: DOVETAIL BOX with Matt Brown

ROLLING PIN with Luke Voytas

$60 / $51 (member)

Saturday July 23 12-4pm

Tuesday June 28 4-8pm Bowl turning is a fun and rewarding way to learn about woodturning or to freshen your turning skills. Learn the basics of open-bowl turning, focusing on tool selection, sharpening, various mounting methods, tool presentation, finishing choices, and the safe operation of the wood lathe. Leave with a handsome turned wooden bowl of your own.

This class provides an in-depth exploration of table saw techniques. Topics covered include: safe operation of the saw, checking the tool for accuracy, the use of jigs and fixtures, setting up and using dado blades, and blade selection. Learn to get the most out of this valuable tool with our knowledgeable instructor!

$75 / $63.75 (member)

BEER FLIGHT BOARD with Matt Brown Thursday Aug. 18 5-7pm This beer flight board will allow you to serve your thirsty guests a sampling of your favorite beers or signature home brew! Made from a solid piece of local hardwood, your flight board will hold four glasses for transport and display. Learn more about the wood studio and get your hands dirty with this introduction to shop tools and machinery. Ages 21+ $60 / $51 (member)

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Fridays & Saturdays 12PM, 3PM, & 7PM Sundays 12PM & 3PM* *with Community Discussion following second screening

Tickets: Adults: $9 Seniors: $7 Students: $6

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Scholarships

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GoggleWorks transforms lives through unique interactions with art regardless of financial means. To this end, we offer two types of scholarships, financial and need based, on a year-round rolling basis. Scholarships are limited to one class or camp per adult / child. Find the need based scholarship below or go online to fill out the merit based scholarship.

Section A / Student Information Name of Student Age of Student Ethnicity (optional)

Male

Female

Birth Date White

Black

Hispanic

Asian/Pacific Islander

American Indian/Alaskan Native

Address City/State Zip code Phone Email

GoggleWorks has been hosting weddings for over 15 years in our industrial, loft-style studio spaces. Attention to detail, excellent customer service, and the freedom of creativity all come together to ensure your day is just as you imagined it.

Contact: Margaret Pendleton, Events Rental Director mpendleton@goggleworks.org

Have you previously taken a class / workshop at GoggleWorks Center for the Arts?

Yes

If applicant is under 18, please provide the following

Name of Parent/Guardian Current School Current Grade

Section B / Course Selection

Indicate the class/workshops you are interested in below. Please note that scholarship seats are offered on a first-come, first-served basis and depend on the current enrollment in class/workshop specified. Age restrictions are noted per class. Any exceptions must be pre-approved by the Programs Department. First Choice Start Date Second Choice Start Date Third Choice Start Date Note: Scholarship covers tuition only. Applicant (or parent/guardian) is responsible for any material fees associated with the class/workshop of their choice. GoggleWorks does not discriminate based on race, creed, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, sexual preference or ability, nor on the basis of an individual’s physical or mental disability.

Section C / Financial Documentation

The following information is required to determine eligibility for scholarship acceptance. All information will be kept confidential. Please attach a complete copy of your most recent Form 1040 income tax return, number of individuals (adults and children) supported by this income AND if applicant is under 18, please provide one of the following : - copy of the student’s free and reduced lunch program ID card - copy of student’s Medicaid card The information supplied is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that any false information will result in cancellation of this application and any scholarship granted. Signature Date

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Studio Access

Policies

OPEN STUDIOS Open studio hours can be accessed by students enrolled in 5+ week courses for the duration of that course. Approximately 10-12 hours of non-instructional time per week are available. Schedules are posted online and in each studio on a monthly basis. Open studio hours are included with some 5+ week course tuitions.

REGISTRATION Registration closes five business days prior to the start of class in order for instructors to facilitate the best experience. PAYMENT Students must pay for classes in full upon registration. We accept cash and checks (on site only) and all major credit cards. Read course descriptions carefully for dates, times, and required supplies. GoggleWorks will send email an confirmation after registration.

STUDIO PASSPORTS Studio Passports allow individuals to access open studio hours during each term. Limited to those with basic knowledge of the medium and overseen by a monitor instead of instructor, studio passports offer a great opportunity to work at your own pace. Priced per month; registration available online at goggleworks.org/classes. Member discounts do not apply.

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS In the event that a student must withdraw their registration from a class or workshop, GoggleWorks will issue a full refund if cancellation is made seven days prior to the start of class. There will be no refunds or pro-rating options for missed classes. No refunds are issued for cancellations made within one week (seven days) of the first day of the scheduled class. GoggleWorks reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. If a course is canceled, you will be notified of the cancellation five business days prior to the start of class and will be offered to transfer to another course for a substitute or issued a full refund. In the event that a class or workshop is canceled due to inclement weather, GoggleWorks will schedule a make-up date.

CERAMICS $75 / month FLAMEWORKING $120 / month WARM GLASS $100 / month

LOCATION Classes at GoggleWorks are located all around campus depending on your medium. One week (five days) prior to class, GoggleWorks will send a welcome email including where to find your class on campus. If you are unsure of where your class is meeting, check in at the information desk in our lobby for assistance. Our facility is handicapped accessible.

METALS $75 / month PRINTMAKING $75 / month

MINORS GoggleWorks requires written permission for all students under the age of 18 who are enrolled in any adult course. Please contact programs@goggleworks.org if you are enrolling a minor and a permission form will be provided via email before the start date of the course. This does not apply for Mini-Makers! Family Workshops or Youth & Teen classes.

WOOD $100 / month STUDIO RENTAL PROGRAM The Studio Rental Program at GoggleWorks is designed for individuals with previous experience who can work safely and productively without supervision, giving them the opportunity to pursue their passion at their own pace. Priced per month; depending on studio. Visit our studio pages online at goggleworks.org/visit/studios to learn more about our facilities. Contact our studio managers/technicians below for information on availability and pricing.

CERAMICS Benjamin DeMott bdemott@goggleworks.org

FLAMEWORKING/FUSED GLASS/METALS Maggie Gallen mgallen@goggleworks.org

HOT GLASS Scott Krenitsky skrenitsky@goggleworks.org

WOOD Luke Voytas lvoytas@goggleworks.org

WAIT-LISTS If a class reaches maximum capacity, you will have the option to join a waitlist at the time of registration. If open spots become available in a wait-listed course, wait-listed students will be contacted to register in order of when they were added to the wait-list. If enough students join the wait-list, GoggleWorks will try to add an additional class or workshop.

PRINTMAKING Alex Crawford acrawford@goggleworks.org

MATERIALS & SUPPLIES Most materials required for your course are included in the price of tuition. If additional supplies are needed before the beginning of class, a supply list will be included with the course description and emailed to registered students prior to the start of class. MAKE-UP DATES GoggleWorks does not offer make-up dates for any student who is unable to attend a scheduled class. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) In an effort to keep all participants safe in the ongoing pandemic, GoggleWorks asks that you please not attend in the event that you are exhibiting any symptoms of sickness. If you are feeling unwell, please contact the programs department at programs@ goggleworks.org as soon as possible so we can work with you proactively to find an acceptable solution. ARTWORK PICKUP If your class or workshop project(s) requires additional treatment after the course is over, GoggleWorks will contact you when work is completed and ready to be picked up. GoggleWorks does not ship work to students. Student artwork will be held 60 days after course end date. All work is subject to discard after the 60-day period. VIDEO & PHOTOGRAPHS GoggleWorks reserves the right to use photographs and/or videos taken during classes and other programs to market and promote GoggleWorks and its programs. Any student or legal guardian who does not wish to have his or her child photographed or photographed themselves, is asked to notify programs@goggleworks.org upon registration. DISCOUNTS Become part of our creative and dynamic community and enjoy annual benefits as our thanks for your support. GoggleWorks members receive a 15% discount on eligible classes and workshops. Learn more and become a member at: goggleworks.org/ support/membership. SCHOLARSHIPS GoggleWorks offers two types of scholarships year-round on a rolling basis; need-based (100% off tuition) and merit-based (50% off tution). Supply fees are not included. Learn more and apply at: goggleworks.org/programs/scholarships.

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